Diary Of A Wimpy Kid: Dog Days (Book 4)

Diary Of A Wimpy Kid: Dog Days (Book 4) follows Greg Heffley as he negotiates a sun-drenched summer that starts with hesitation and ends up full of surprises. A funny, relatable entry in the middle-grade humor tradition, it’s perfect for readers ages 8–12 who love witty, honest glimpses into family life, growing up, and the small chaos that makes summers unforgettable. The tone is warm, playful, and comforting, inviting kids to laugh with Greg even when life feels a little overwhelming. Dog Days is written in Greg’s unmistakable first‑person diary voice, with light, approachable chapters and playful illustrations that bring his world to life. The summer unfolds through his everyday observations, mixing humor with a touch of mischief as a new dog arrives and turns the family routine upside down. The experience feels breezy and entertaining, balancing relatable family moments with goofy adventures and heart—the kind of reading that reads like a friend sharing secrets from their own diary. Funny, first-person diary format with humorous, relatable observations Introduction of a new family dog and the summer’s unpredictable adventures Charming black-and-white illustrations that complement the text Short, engaging chapters that are easy to read and great for reluctant readers Lighthearted look at family dynamics, friendships, and the joys and jitters of growing up After finishing, readers will feel understood, uplifted, and ready to tackle their own everyday adventures with a smile. Diary Of A Wimpy Kid: Dog Days leaves kids with warmth and confidence, reminding them that even a perfect—or imperfect—summer can become a cherished memory when shared with family, a new friend, and a sense of humor.